UnluckyforSome

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It really does not matter what the record ends up being for preseason. Record aside, when we have looked bad in preseason, we have been bad in the regular season. --No season-breaking injuries --Team appears competitive in all 3 phases. --No overtimes Not much else to really ask for from preseason games.

Every training camp we start to swoon over someone that we think will be a real difference maker, a legit find, a diamond in the rough, and he ends up doing nothing. It's just how it works. Some guys, like Fasani, end up actually playing a game, but that Tampa game of his might be the worst Panthers QB performance ever, and that's saying a lot. I think it should be limited to those superstars that never got off the bench, or even made the 53 on game day.

As the saying goes, "Don't draft Ohio State qbs, or Penn State rbs."

Their defense is still good enough to keep them from having the worst record. They will be bad enough though to be within striking range of getting close enough to the top of the draft. You have to think that if the Cards do indeed have the top pick, which is reasonable, they aren't taking a qb. Or maybe they do and Murray is gone. It's a long way off no matter what, and we have no control over that mess.

There is serious speculation that Kyle Whoever will win the starter job there. Personally, I think they will go back and forth between both, and expect them to each get opportunities to go out and lose this season.

I do believe that the black jersey is the default color. White and blue versions are made available for more popular players. If you browse the team store, it becomes a little more obvious. So, my guess is, regarding Young, the manufacturing just hasn't caught up yet.

The company line is the team no longer thought it was a good use of resources to maintain an official board, especially since most other teams have ceased that as well. I am sure that devasting loss helped with the decision to pull the plug as well.

Here's the link to the new Falcons board. falcons.boards.net They were initially threatening to be very selective about who would be joining, in effort to run off some trolls. I think they backed off of that to some degree, but you must be a registered member to access the board now.

I've been to away games at our division rivals, but I have not been to the new Atlanta stadium. So maybe that one.

Teams lose because they don't know why they lose. It's all in the new presentation, "The Way of the Cornhusker," so pay attention.

Injuries and age have made sure he's not the same player anymore. I wouldn't be surprised if doesn't make the roster.

Well I think I brought Seifert into the conversation to illustrate that we never talk about him anymore, because he is no longer working as a coach. The only comparison that I think is fair between the 2 is that they are both former coaches here, and were not successful. The idea of giving life to Rhule is a little off-base, especially when it's taken into account that he, not us, continues to bring his failure up, and how it's not his fault. He wants to make sure anyone listening is 100% aware of that.

I would say we aren't giving him life. He is still working as a coach. To your point, no one really talks about Seifert anymore.

Ironic, I know. I can't see him winning the conference. He might do ok against the other weaklings though.

It is a very tedious task to listen to all 45 minutes or so, but he mentions his tenure here a few times. At 1 point he alludes to us when he mentions he is not patient and expects to win and win and win some more right out of the gate, and wouldn't stand for a program that takes a step or 2 back after his 1st year.

From BIG10 media day. We are mentioned by him early on. I would think with his millions and millions he could get a proper fitting suit, but I would be wrong.

The risk of further concussions ultimately put him out of the game. He suffered at least 5. In his 7 seasons, Morgan was never able to play through 16 games. The catalog of his injuries is pretty long, and goes beyond concussions.

Yeah, for the most part. But...that's verbatim what we all said about Dan Morgan too, since he didn't have an injury history at Miami. It's just how the cookie crumbles.

Good player when healthy. Maybe its a good omen that he didn't slam his finger in the car door or trip on the steps going into the dorm.

Ah..well best we can do is 10 games and a broken foot.

The only Bears fan I know is 100% all in on them winning the North now, and getting a top 5 pick next year.

100% true story about Cowherd. During 1 of his pre-draft shows, I don't remember the year, he insisted that Mario Williams would be a bad pick, when most other draft talk had him at or near the top of the draft. Cowherd justified his opinion on Williams playing a bunch of garbage programs in the ACC, like Georgia Tech and NC State. He didn't even know he played at NC State. Cowherd may literally not know what he is talking about at any given time.

Everyone makes mistakes. The man snapped his kneecap in half and still came back.

I kind of think that Arthur Smith is looking to replicate what he had on the Titans. Strong running game and a game manager qb with some big play potential. Pair that up with a tough and active defense.